Conquistadors

@tlutzenberger · 1 year ago

Mesoamerica: A Brief Overview of the Mayan Empire

Deep within the dense rainforests of Mesoamerica, a civilization thrived in splendid isolation, leaving behind an astonishing legacy that continues to captivate the world today. The Mayan Empire, one...

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@Lejay28 · 3 years ago

The Philippines: An overview of the Coloniar Era

The Philippine An Overview of the Colonial Era Hello Good evening its me again @Lejay28 . Just want to share this for you. Proud from Philippines. This article shows all about the Philippine...

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@rastamilophoto · 2 years ago

Cerro tusa

The landscape of the municipality of Venecia headed by Cerro Tusa, a unique mountain in the world due to its pyramidal shape and its pre-Columbian history narrated through archaeological sites and re...

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@yanyan13 · 3 years ago

Superstitious Beliefs

Have you seen a black cat? Does it mean bad luck? Affiliation of Superstitious Beliefs to Ilocanos Pacris stated that Ilocanos have an elaborate network of beliefs and practices which he applies wh...

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@ArticleMaker · 3 years ago

Cutting Recovered From Depths of Lake Titicaca

The all around protected ancient rarity was likely utilized in a consecrated custom A crate of contributions incorporated a gold band suggestive of a smaller than normal wristband and a llama or alp...

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@ArticleMaker · 3 years ago

Uncovers Pre-Hispanic 'Extraordinary Settlement' Beneath Kansas Ranch

The 164-foot-wide earthwork is the 6th genealogical Wichita "board hover" found in the district Archeologists utilizing new robot detecting innovation have discovered proof of a gigantic, horseshoe...

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@Melissa_1998 · 2 years ago

Machu Picchu

Lead Image source . Machu Picchu is a 15th-century Inca site in Peru that is situated on a ridge between the Huayna Picchu and Machu Picchu mountains. It is located on the eastern slope of the Andes...

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@virtualvariety · 3 years ago

A Miraculous Fruit - The Soursop

Source Scientifically known as Annona Muricata . The Soursop is a fruit of tropical origin, possessing numerous healthy properties, coming from a tree called Soursop. Its origin today is somewhat...

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@Angelo_32 · 4 years ago

The 6,000-foot mountaintop once held temples, the homes of rulers, and a games court.

The 2,500-year-old ruins found on Cerro de Peña include carved stones depicting animals and a woman that resembles a bat. The southwestern village of Santa Cruz Huehuepiaxtla in Mexico is fairly qua...

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@LykeLyca · 3 years ago

Of Neck Pains, Cryptos and Giveaways

Hola readcash conquistadors! Just another free writing day, I was thinking what to write about - my neck that has been bugging me lately, Binance verification predicament, and what would be a great g...

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@rapsantos · 3 years ago

Sultan Kudarat: the Sultan who resisted conversion to Catholicism

On this day ( January 13 ). A Filipino Muslim hindered and resisted conversion to Catholicism hailed as our national hero. Better known as Muhammad Dipatuan Kudarat . Born in 1581 as an Iranun nobl...

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@Johnry · 4 years ago

The Arrival Of The Spanish

The Appearance Of The Spanish history and course of events The Philippines' written history started a large portion of a world away in a little, dusty town in southwestern Spain. The Arrangement of...

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@wrabbiter · 4 years ago

Top Ten To Rearrange: Greatest NBA Players in History

Basketball is undoubtedly the most popular sport in the world. This makes it inarguable that the ones listed here are among the most popular persons on this planet as well. They dribble, they skid, th...

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@gracemya · 4 years ago

The History of Chewing Gum and Manufacturing Benefits

Chewing gum was probably first introduced to Europeans in 1518 when the conquistadors invaded the Aztec empire. Perhaps it was discovered several centuries ago when people from the southern Mexican...

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@Shounenbat · 3 years ago

Ancient Board Games You Should Play: Patolli

Time for another entry into my ancient board game series! This time we’re focusing on the Aztec game Patolli, which means “beans” in English. Of course, the game wasn’t just played by the Aztecs; it...

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@lukalaban1981 · 4 years ago

Emerald plates of the ancient Atlanteans

The mystery tablets found in the ancient Maya are associated with the god Toth and are considered one of the most powerful alchemical writings of all time.The history of the Emerald Tablets is miracul...

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@evomeopetrobi · 4 years ago

Inke

The Incas are a tribe of South American Indians who ruled an empire whose territory stretched along the Pacific coast and the Andes mountain range, occupying the area from present-day northern Ecuador...

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@Emran6982 · 4 years ago

find the 10 most importand cities in the world.

Find the 10 most important cities in the world Dhaka, the city of our lives, is the hog of 1,5 million people. The most transitadas of this city are millions of people all day. After all, thousa...

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@ErdoganTalk · 4 years ago

State mining

This goes for all mined coins. A state (or government) might favour the idea of mining bitcoin, because they have seen some temporal high profits. This is not new in history. Finding gold and captur...

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@IrfanSagor · 4 years ago

The magic of Sunflower

Hello everyone,I hope you guys are well. I'm also fine..Today i want to share with you an important topic like sunflower.obviously we heard about this flower.But we everyone Don't know about the li...

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